International Art & Cultural Exhibition: Beyond Vision
What Is ARTVISION?
Contemporary art stopped fitting inside a frame a long time ago. ARTVISION puts four modes of making side by side — physical, print, digital, and tech — and lets them interfere with each other.
The premise is less about the work than about the looking. Canvas to pixel, paper to interface, still to interactive: the curatorial argument is that these aren't a progression but a set of parallel options, and that most of us have only ever been taught to look at one of them properly.
Six artists, one cross-media exhibition. Organised by JMG, a Taipei-based live entertainment and exhibition producer.
The Six Artists
A pixel artist working in retrowave, lo-fi, and cyberpunk registers, building a visual language where nostalgia and futurism sit in the same frame. His commercial range is unusually wide for the medium: ASUS ROG, OPPO, Intel, IKEA, Mastercard, Audi, ELLE MEN HK, and game work including Gran Turismo: Sport and League of Legends. The dot-matrix style is instantly identifiable, but what carries the work is how much feeling he gets out of a deliberately limited grid.
An illustrator and digital artist whose work centres on elegant East Asian feminine figures, natural motifs, and muted palettes. She brings painterly brushwork into digital media and structures her compositions on vintage fashion magazine layouts. The recurring theme is quiet strength — restraint carrying more tension than volume would.
A contemporary artist working from the idea that colour running out of the heart should run into other people's. Since 2021 she has developed the Firework Youth character IP: a soul still burning through isolation. Her compositions typically sit on black grounds with high-saturation reds, yellows, blues, and greens, producing hard contrast and a sense of flow. Her figures read as children of the cosmos — in darkness, but lit.
A contemporary artist working in hip-hop graffiti idiom with hard contrast colour and strong visual rhythm. His recurring Daiv figure stands in for the multiple selves inside one person — the way extroversion and introversion coexist in the same body. The work reads as funny first and pointed second, using magical-realist framing to argue that nobody else gets to define you.
A Taiwanese artist based in the UK, painting cats in oil pastel with thick, warm layering. He treats painting as diary-keeping: the small overlooked things, recorded. His cats tend to appear at night, in woodland, beside campfires — sheltered spaces that double as sites of internal conversation. The emotional register is being understood and being kept safe.
Her work examines the relationship between city, body, and mind through a deliberately loud visual language — saturated reds, blues, and yellows constructing surreal urban scenes. The figures are playful and argumentative at once, standing in for people navigating a flood of information and desire. Exaggerated proportion and symbolic shorthand let humour and chaos carry an accurate psychological picture underneath.
Event Information
Event Name: International Art & Culture Exhibition: Beyond Vision
Dates: 18 – 21 December 2025
Venue: South Tobacco Factory Building, 1F, Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei
Updates: Follow us on Instagram @jmg.live
International Art & Cultural Exhibition: Beyond Vision
November 7, 2025
What Is ARTVISION?
Contemporary art stopped fitting inside a frame a long time ago. ARTVISION puts four modes of making side by side — physical, print, digital, and tech — and lets them interfere with each other.
The premise is less about the work than about the looking. Canvas to pixel, paper to interface, still to interactive: the curatorial argument is that these aren't a progression but a set of parallel options, and that most of us have only ever been taught to look at one of them properly.
Six artists, one cross-media exhibition. Organised by JMG, a Taipei-based live entertainment and exhibition producer.
The Six Artists
A pixel artist working in retrowave, lo-fi, and cyberpunk registers, building a visual language where nostalgia and futurism sit in the same frame. His commercial range is unusually wide for the medium: ASUS ROG, OPPO, Intel, IKEA, Mastercard, Audi, ELLE MEN HK, and game work including Gran Turismo: Sport and League of Legends. The dot-matrix style is instantly identifiable, but what carries the work is how much feeling he gets out of a deliberately limited grid.
An illustrator and digital artist whose work centres on elegant East Asian feminine figures, natural motifs, and muted palettes. She brings painterly brushwork into digital media and structures her compositions on vintage fashion magazine layouts. The recurring theme is quiet strength — restraint carrying more tension than volume would.
A contemporary artist working from the idea that colour running out of the heart should run into other people's. Since 2021 she has developed the Firework Youth character IP: a soul still burning through isolation. Her compositions typically sit on black grounds with high-saturation reds, yellows, blues, and greens, producing hard contrast and a sense of flow. Her figures read as children of the cosmos — in darkness, but lit.
A contemporary artist working in hip-hop graffiti idiom with hard contrast colour and strong visual rhythm. His recurring Daiv figure stands in for the multiple selves inside one person — the way extroversion and introversion coexist in the same body. The work reads as funny first and pointed second, using magical-realist framing to argue that nobody else gets to define you.
A Taiwanese artist based in the UK, painting cats in oil pastel with thick, warm layering. He treats painting as diary-keeping: the small overlooked things, recorded. His cats tend to appear at night, in woodland, beside campfires — sheltered spaces that double as sites of internal conversation. The emotional register is being understood and being kept safe.
Her work examines the relationship between city, body, and mind through a deliberately loud visual language — saturated reds, blues, and yellows constructing surreal urban scenes. The figures are playful and argumentative at once, standing in for people navigating a flood of information and desire. Exaggerated proportion and symbolic shorthand let humour and chaos carry an accurate psychological picture underneath.
Event Information
Event Name: International Art & Culture Exhibition: Beyond Vision
Dates: 18 – 21 December 2025
Venue: South Tobacco Factory Building, 1F, Songshan Cultural and Creative Park, Taipei
Updates: Follow us on Instagram @jmg.live
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